Katie Couric Media

Katie Couric (@katiecouric) is a distinguished journalist, a best-selling author recognized by The New York Times, and a co-founder of Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C). Since its inception in 2008, SU2C has raised over $600 million to fund innovative collaborative research, leading to the approval of six new therapies by the FDA. In 2017, she established Katie Couric Media (KCM), which has produced a variety of media initiatives, including a daily newsletter, a podcast, digital video series, and several documentaries. KCM partners with brands that are committed to social causes, creating high-quality content focused on significant issues such as gender equality, environmental sustainability, and mental health. Some of the notable documentaries produced by KCM are: "America Inside Out with Katie Couric," a six-part series for National Geographic; "Gender Revolution: A Journey with Katie Couric," also for National Geographic; "Under the Gun," which aired on EPIX; and "Fed Up," available on platforms like iTunes, Amazon, and YouTube. Additionally, Couric served as the executive producer for "Unbelievable" on Netflix and is currently working on new scripted projects.

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“Golden Bachelor” Favorite Susan Noles Hard Launches New Relationship

2 days ago | katiecouric.com | Sara Levine

There’s more good news out of the Golden Bachelor universe! A few days after former lead Gerry Turner revealed he’s seeing someone new — and feeling great following a cancer diagnosis — another fan favorite from the show has announced a relationship of her own. Susan Noles, the 68-year-old wedding officiant from Pennsylvania, quickly delighted audiences on The Golden Bachelor with her signature sense of humor and warm personality.
Do I Need a Measles Booster? What Adults Need to Know

1 week ago | katiecouric.com | Rachel Uda

As of this month, there have been 712 confirmed cases of measles this year in the U.S., according to the latest data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The majority can be traced back to an outbreak that began among a largely unvaccinated population in western Texas. Measles is a highly contagious virus that typically results in a cough, fever, and rash, but it can also cause more severe issues, like pneumonia and swelling of the brain.
“Golden Bachelor” Star Gerry Turner Shares Update After Incurable Cancer Diagnosis

1 week ago | katiecouric.com | Sara Levine

Golden Bachelor fans, we’re here to share some happy news. A few months after revealing that he’d been diagnosed with Waldenström’s macroglobulinemia, a bone marrow cancer, season one star Gerry Turner has provided fans with an update on his condition — and his love life.
What Is Zone 2 Cardio & How to Know If You're in Zone 2

1 week ago | katiecouric.com | Rachel Uda

Have you heard of Zone 2? The exercise concept is all over social media, promoted by longevity influencers, biohackers, and even some prominent experts as the key to living a longer, healthier life. They claim that the training regimen can help ward off chronic diseases and even boost levels of mitochondria, the so-called “powerhouse of the cell.” So what is it? And how do you know if you’re in the zone?
How Bird Flu Differs From Seasonal Flu — An Infectious Disease Expert Explains

1 week ago | katiecouric.com | Rachel Uda

The flu sickens millions of people in the U.S. every year, and the past year has been particularly tough. Although infections are trending downward, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention called the winter of 2024-2025 a “high severity” season with the highest hospitalization rate in 15 years. Since early 2024, a different kind of flu called bird flu, formally known as avian influenza, has been spreading in birds as well as in cattle.
Is The Pitt Renewed For Season 2? Cast, Premiere Date, & More

1 week ago | katiecouric.com | Sara Levine

If you’re one of the 10 million people who tuned into each episode of the medical drama The Pitt — including Katie! — then you’re probably beside yourself wondering how long you’ll have to wait for a second season. Okay, maybe we’re being a bit dramatic, but the good news is that The Pitt has already gotten a greenlight for season two — and we’ve got all the info about when you can watch, a preview of the plot, and which of our favorite characters will be returning.
Why Couples Avoid Talking About Money — And How to Fix It

1 week ago | katiecouric.com | Alaina Mancini

As the saying goes, “money talks,” but most couples aren’t talking enough about money — or at least they’re not having the right conversations. Whether it’s silent resentment over spending habits, passive-aggressive Venmo requests, or full-blown arguments about Target hauls, financial friction is one of the biggest stressors in relationships. And while these fights may sound like they’re about $12 lattes or late-night Amazon splurges, they’re usually about something much deeper: misalignment.
These Are the States Hit Hardest by the Measles Outbreak So Far

1 week ago | katiecouric.com | Tess Bonn

Measles is on the move again: More than 700 cases have been confirmed in 25 states as of Friday. Health officials have reported outbreaks of the highly contagious virus — known for causing high fever, cough, and a telltale rash — in states from Arizona and New Mexico to Hawaii. The surge can be traced back to January, when the first cases were reported in West Texas.
Sore No More: How To Identify and Treat the Most Common Cause of Heel Pain

2 weeks ago | katiecouric.com | Emily Pinto

Plantar fasciitis: You might not be able to spell it without help, but if you’ve ever felt a sharp or stabbing pain near your heel, you’re probably familiar with this condition. It’s an inflammation of, unsurprisingly, the plantar fascia, a thick band of fibrous tissue that runs across the bottom of each foot and connects the heel bone to the toes. The plantar fascia will swell up if it gets damaged or injured, leading to that oh-so-uncomfortable issue.
From Someone Who Would Know: The Best Protein Snacks and Meals

2 weeks ago | katiecouric.com | Molly Simms

A few years ago, my boyfriend started weightlifting — a lot. I was suspicious at first: Was he gearing up to have an affair? Preparing for a role in a Marvel film? Aiming to bench-press me when I least expected it? But as I watched him lift heavier weights, get stronger, develop impressive shoulders, and generally feel better physically and mentally, I was intrigued about giving it a shot myself. Through my 20s and 30s, I exercised off and on, sometimes with real gusto.